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to see eye to eye
[phrase]
to completely agree with someone and understand their point of view
Ex: It took some time for the new colleagues to understand each other's perspectives, but eventually, they began to see eye to eye and work collaboratively.
more and more
[Adverb]
to an increasing degree over time
Ex: He spent more and more time alone , withdrawing from friends and family .
out and out
[phrase]
in a complete and total way
Ex: The concert was an out and out success, with the audience cheering for an encore.
over and over (again)
[Adverb]
repeatedly without pause or change
Ex: He practiced the guitar riff over and over until his fingers ached .
R&R
[noun]
a period of time spent away from work or duties to relax and engage in leisure activities
Ex: She booked a spa retreat for her R&R to unwind and pamper herself .
tete-a-tete
[noun]
a private discussion, often between two people
Ex: The professor and the student had a tete-a-tete about his research paper .
through and through
[phrase]
in every single way
Ex: The detective was determined to solve the case through and through, leaving no stone unturned.
to go toe-to-toe
[phrase]
to fight or compete with someone with great force, determination, and strength
Ex: The two political candidates have stood toe-to-toe in the debates, trying to win over voters.
on the up and up
[phrase]
in a way that involves no deception or rule violations
Ex: The athlete was praised for competing on the up and up, adhering to the rules and displaying sportsmanship throughout the game.
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